This had nothing to do with law enforcement. If they had their way, FD would be behind bars right now.
Connecticut allows bond for people charged with murder. That’s the law.
I just wish that Palmetto Surety had caught the fraud sooner and realized he didn’t have near enough collateral because of the foreclosures. At that point he’d most likely still be behind bars right?
I don’t know anything about the bond industry so I’m just curious if anyone knows why they didn’t confirm the value of the properties and their foreclosure status BEFORE signing the bond agreement? It’s been reported that 2 of the properties were in foreclosure and one was grossly overvalued.